St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-24

George Oyster second; fourth race,
Cyclops first, Hanover second; fifth
SAGE, F0rdham first, Locust second;
rixth race, Santa Rita first. Omaha
second.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-The pro-
gramme at the Brooklyn Jockey club
track promises to be better than usual
tomorrow. Hanover will probably
make his temperance for the first time
since the race at Monmouth Park. His
most dangerous opponent will probably,
be VOlante. The talent favor the fol-
lowing: In the first race, Eolian and,
Kingston; second, LIE LogOs and Esqui-,'
maux; third, Speciality and Gallifeta
fourth, Hanover and Dry Monopole. !,
fifth, Omaha and Petulance; sixth, Santa
Rita and Pat Diver.
THE LOUISVILLE EVENTS.
weather was extremely chilly to-day,
but, notwithstanding, crowd of 1000,
or 5000 people was present at Churchill
Downs, and shivered through the five
events. 1t is an unusual thing for such
a continued large attendance In the fall,
and it attests the excellence of the sport
the present meeting has furnished. The
fields were large and the contestants
evenly matched. Three favoritesI
Won-Fosteral, Valuable and Ber7
tina, GoHghtly in the first
and Walker in the last race were the
surprises, both being 10 to l in the
was done by Harper's Valuable in the
third race, making the distance three
fOurths of mile) in the fast time of
1:151s. She is by Ten Brock. 1t was
almost dark when the flag dropped,
owing to the withdrawal of Lilly b, who
ran into the fence and injured herself.
The books had to be re-opened and full
twenty minutes were lost. Chance was
off first. The darkness prevented keep
ing their positions. Walker won by
half a length, Hopedale second and
Chance close third. Time. :33.
First race. one-half mile, selling purse for
two.year- olds-Starters, Jockeys and weights:
Golightly, Barnes, 81; Ellie Hart, Finnegan,
80, Emma Hancock, Richardson 112: Della,
Cooper Cooper D l0a; Rambler, Coyington, 90;
1O1; Blunette, Monaghan, 81; Seaman.
Avery, 80: Filter, Sedgely. 100: BERTHE B,
Walker. 50; Alice West Boyd, 81. Pools
Field, $40, Rambler, $2S; BERTHE, B, SD;
not control him uat the post,l he running
quarter of a mile three or four times before
he could be stopped. Otherwise it is proba-
bic he would have won. He got the start
and led past the sixteenth pole where Co
lightly moved out and won by a length,
Rambler second, d length in front of Filter
third Time, 5Os4.
Second race, one and one-sixteenth of
mile, handicap purse-Starters: Bonita,
Avery, 100; Cardinal McCloskey, Sedgely,
1O5; Dad, Cunningham, 90; Emma Malley
Barnes, 80; Fosteral, Hathaway 49, Gold
Flea, Gerhardy, 10Y; Hilarity, Tompkins,
Link Jones, I67; LATTE, Covingion, IL;
Lewis CLARK, Fishburn, liz; Monocrat, Har
ris, 1O6. POols-Field, S25; Fosteral, S11;
Laftte, S11 Monocrat, Sl1. Jim Douglass
led out and to the head of the stretch, Kirk
lin and Lafitte running second and third In
the stretch FOsteral moved out and won by
length, klrklin second, a quarter of a second
in front of Lewis Clark, third; time, 1924.
Third race, three-quarters mile, three-year-
olds-Starters, Drumstick, Finnegan, 90;
Ban Bowman, Lewis, los; Fannie Strauss,
Lawrence, 9S; Catalpa, Harris, los; Laura
Evans, Coyington, los; Valuable, Hathaway,
IO5; Garus, Barnes, 50; Poteen, stoval, los;
Tompkins, 1o1; Festus, Richardson, 1O5;
Barak, Cooper, 101; Volatile, Scott, 1O1
Calcutta, Monaghan. 105 Margo, Walker
1O5. PoolsaValuable, $25: Poteen. %; Ban
layed the start by running fully quarter of
a mile four OF five times. Fannie Strauss led
out, Valuable took the lead at the half and
held it, finishing first, a length. in front of
Poteen second, six lengths i'll front of Ca
talpa third. The big field was not in the
hunt Time, 1:15I2.
Fourth race, one mile, the Sanford stake
TOR two year olds-starters: Princes Blan-
Cooper 103; White, Gerhardy, 1903; Bertha,
Covington, 10Y: Autoerat, Lewis ito; Lii
l lit a. steppe, 100; Ed Mack, Avery, 10;
r &C., amd mah HsTs 49, Wsrra Ba Fs
burn, ITO. Pools, field %, Patton $40.
Bertha SIG. Amos took the inside track at
the start and was leading most of the way
up the back stretch and into the last quarter; ;
MO, Nv x.-<x ln,,
Patton second, three lengths in front of
Kentucky Ban. Time, I :46.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling purse, all
ages--Starters: Jules Mumm, Avery. 80: An
tonic toni r cSsmpt9n 1o7; pr9bus, Richardson
Walker, 80; Mamie Hay, Hathaway. los !;
Hopedale, Steppe, 1902; Jim Navw, Thomp.
son, SO; Chance, Lewis, los; Faith Thomp-
son. Bum. SO, Mclaughlin, Barnes, 80;
Fronie Louise, Blank, SO; Tam O'Shanter
I'd. Finnegan, 81. Pools: Field $25, Chance
$50, Mclaughlin 81, O'Shanter 81. Chance
was first off, darkness prevented keeping
their positions. Walker won by half length,
Hopedale second and Chance a close third.
Time, :33.
THE LOUISVILLE POOLS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 23.-PoOls
sold as follows for tO-mOrrow's races:
First race, seven-eighths of d mile, selling
.Golightly, 81, $50; Benediction, 81, 81 !;
Pride of the Great, S5, So; Frankfort, 100
YO1 CCistiuOTe, Oh, SIZ, OTdQS6 G1rl, III, %
Vatell, 81. 81; Prosperity, lot, So; Tudor
| 81, $40.
Second race, one and three-fourths
miles. stallion stakes-Libretto, 11S, $40;
crastinator,' lis, s35; Tom Hood, is, $41.
Third race, three-fourths Elile, selling
Tam o Shanter, 10, $40; Pat Donovan, 101,
81; Etiquette, 90, 50; Minnesta, ss, 81;
Lucky Lin Jim, =. 80, s15; Miss Roxy 1913; 81 !;
LOT 81; Enchantress, III, $13; Little Bess,
Bixby, 90, s26; Chance, Ito, $40.
1o E w. MISS fas @ e. ST. Maa4s 1n
SCI; Monocrat log, S22; Dago los, SIS /;
| Glenn Hall 1Os, S31; Harry Glenn l04, Sc !;
Sam l,d Bennett EN- e 19a, sz2; Glones Jog, &;
Three 100, So; Rescue 81, $31; Probus 81,
| 81: Sourmash 81, $50.
mfIes-Panama los: $50; Jim May io7. ss1 L /;
Story LOS, 500; White Nose 100, SIS; Brook,
| full H. $10U.
The GLOBES tips for these races are !:
First race, Golightly first, Orange
| Girl second; second race, Libretto first,
| Insolence second; third race, Bixby first.
Chance second; fourth race. Sour Mash
| first, MonOcrat second; fifth race, Pan
anna first. Jim Gray second.
DETROIT DRIVING CLUB.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 23.-Third day
| of the Detroit Driving club races.
Weather cold, tack slow on account of
recent rains, and attendance small.
| Summary:
Two-year-old stake NJ. T. HRa:
Girafiue. I
| Jaequette. Observation-Disclosures. .2 2
Pilot Maid. ... 3
Time, 3:05; 2:5s.
2:4 class, pacing; purse 81 600:
Chimes ACKNOWLEDGMENT g I
| Wayne Wilkes Observation-Disclosures. :. L 2 2
DR.. West. 3
Daniel s .......... 4 d
| John Duncan 3fjis